From Vicksburg

4mkm - . - - Special Dispatch to The Detroit Free Press. Memphis, April 19, via Cario, 20. The Silvor Moou, arriving thist raorn ing, brings iiitelligenco that on Thursday night the gunboats Benton, Tuscumbia, Lat'ayette, Pittsburg, Carondolet and Gen. Price, and trausports Forrest Qeen, silver VVaveaud Heury Clay left Young,s Poi.it and.rau past tlie Vicknburg batterie.s. All got through safely but the transport lienry ülay,,whii;h eanght tire opposíte the city and was burned. The Benton was the ouly boat struck and had one man killed and two wounded The Porest Queon's drum-head waa iujuredby contact witn one of tho gunboats but can easily be repaired. Krom the time of sturüug until the first shot was hoard from the rebel battiros, was'an hour and a quarter, by which time nearly all had got safely past A brilliant light was then soen ou shore which üluniinated the river for a couple of miles, but soon died out. Five hiindred shots were fired during the passage, on both sides, and the guuboats opeued ou the city, with what result isunknown. lachguuboat aud transport had a eoal barga in tow, but the transporta ooutained uo soldiers. A (ieueral boarded the 'Beatón after the passage and asoertained tho above to be the result. Severül coal barges whieh were sent down arrived safely.